All Eyez On Me - 2Pac Reviews

When this album released in 1996 I was in my last year of school and I wasn't a big fan of rap. In those days rap stars rarely made it across the pond and I couldn't remember any rappers after MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice! When my friends and I got our hands on an All Eyez on Me cassette we were blown away. At first the swearing and the street ...  Read the complete review

To me this album should be part of the canon for Hip Hop, it has a lot of classic tracks which highlight Tupac's lyrical skill. Initially you could view this with disdain but you can't deny the authenticity and as is the popular tagline of most Hip Hops artists. Tupac is poetic but does indeed keep it real. It has often been a common ...  Read the complete review

This is with no doubt the most influential album ever released by a Hip Hop artist. Cited by many fans and artists alike as the best album by the infamous 2Pac, this is a must have for every Hip Hop fan. This was the last album 2Pac released whilst he was alive and the first he recorded with the bad man Suge Knight. This double album ...  Read the complete review

"All Eyez On Me" is the 9X Platinum-selling album from 2Pac. it was his fourth, and penultimate album prior to his death in September of the year, 1996. The album is largely seen as a classic Hip Hop recording, and one of the most influential to date. It is a double album, and amazingly the artists manged to write and record the whole ...  Read the complete review

All Eyez on Me is the 1996 double rap album from the late Tupac Shakur, released on Death Row records. On the week this was released the album sold 566,000 copies (a record for a rap album at the time), it went platinum within 4 weeks, had sold over 9m copies by 1999, and now stands as the biggest selling rap album of all time. The ...  Read the complete review

I remember when I purchased the legendary 2 Pacs all eyez on me album, it was a few months after his death and i had heard of the obviously well known tunes on the album, California Love, How do u want it, etc. Little did i know that i had purchased an album featuring 28 great tracks. You know when an album is that good when you only end up ...  Read the complete review

Fresh out of jail and after signing to the West Coast based label Death Row Records, 2pac dropped his debut album on Death Row titled All Eyez on Me and also Hip Hops First double album. This album has to be Tupacs most angriest and confusing album to date, by listening to this album, You can tell he changed his style, but at the same time you can ...  Read the complete review

Fresh out of jail and after signing to the West Coast based label Death Row Records, 2pac dropped his debut album on Death Row titled All Eyez on Me and also Hip Hops First double album. This album has to be Tupacs most angriest and confusing album to date, by listening to this album, You can tell he changed his style, but at the same time you can ...  Read the complete review

Where most rappers would struggle to find enough subject matter to fill a double album, 2Pac uses the epic scope of All Eyez on Me as a forum for his seemingly never-ending rants. Whether ranting about his enemies ("Can't C Me"), women he hates ("Wonda Why They Call U Bytch"), women he loves ("Thug Passion"), ...  Read the complete review

Apart from greatest hit compilations this is the best album to be released by the Death Row records bunch, if you have been reading my reviews for a long time you will know that I think 2Pac was to rap what taste is to food. I think he is the best rapper the world has ever seen, but anyway, I do not want to make this a review about 2Pac ...  Read the complete review

2pac's 'All eyez on me' CD is by far his best, without counting his Greatest hits album. I couldn't find anything about the 2 CDs that I did not like. 'All eyez on me' contains 8 songs that were on his greatest hits album. These are: 'all bout u', 'how do u want it', '2 of amerikaz most wanted', ...  Read the complete review

Now being an absolute Pac maniac I have to say this is by far the best album he had ever made. People also says that the man is deead but heel no he ain't he lives in his music! This album represents both sides of Hip Hop - CD 1: Some would say commercial, I would say easy listeneing hard hitting beats. Vary Up tempo party vibes that ...  Read the complete review

i have to say out of all the 2pac ablums i've listened to all eyez is still by far the best from 2pac. Spilt into 2 "books" the ablum offers a total of 28 quality tracks. From the start you get a taste of what the ablum has to offer with "abitions as a riddah" This was the track that Iron Mike has entered the ...  Read the complete review

Being the first double rap, one artist CD, from the start, I knew this CD was going to hit the top. 2Pac, not only is he the best rapper ever to walk face of this earth, in my opinion, he also knew exactly how to put together a platinum album. EVERY song on BOTH CD's is an excellent track, with hard hitting bass, excellent bass, and most of ...  Read the complete review